Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1871, Page 1

. ~ “THE EVENING STAR. | Published Dally, Sundays Exeepted, | AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Penpsylyania Ayenue, corner THE BVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COWT SH. BAUPP MINN, Pre ~ = THE EVENING STAR is served by carriers to isubscribers at TEN CNTs PER WEEK, or For- NTS PER MONTH. Copies at the counter By mail—three months, $1.00; : a0 WEEKLY STAR—published Friday—@1 50 SF invariably in advance, in both cases, > paper sent longer than paid for. Ve. 38—NS. 5,833. ee a ee eee oe ee The Foening Star, WASHINGTON, D. C., | RIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1871. DRY GOO DS. GF ates of advertia'ng furnished on application. | JOSEPH J. MAY'S py PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, a) 939 PuNx’a AVENUE. between Sth and 1th streets, e7 WE WILL OPE PARIS KID ine Se. io $2, Gents + $2.25; Misses, $1.50, Se LUPIN’S KID GLOVES, Indies and gents, $1 SPLENDID STOCK OF LYONS BLACK GROS IN SILES. me of the CHRAPEST and BLACK GROS GRAIN < qualices at $19.8 are really elegant @ wa ths @f reitab/e quality ai prices very much below thy of importation have pow an opportunity seld od Rich Brown, Marocn, Blu 2 other colors of Lye BF Une Price Only, in Pisin Figures. JOSEPH J. MAY. 939 Pennsylvania avenue. SPLENDM sTOCK OF WOOLEN DBESS GoOoDs. ¢ TO-DAY, 100 DOZEN | BUTTE | S27” SATINES. SERGES. CASHMERES, POP. LINS EMPSESS CLUTH. MERINOS. EPIN- GLINE>. VE PRS. LYONS SILK POPLINS, — POPL ‘ &c., &@c; all new and fresh foods, just eived. een JOSEPH J. MAY, 939 Pennsylvania ave., between &b and th ets. 050 tre ete eee es Aas ALL WOOL EMPRESS POPLINS, uuabty aud beautiful shades, only £0 cents por ard “ALL WOOL DARK SATINES, 9 cents. FALL ANY WINTER DRESS GOODS, ine, ‘sediurs and low-priced. CASSIMERES. CLOTHS. WATER PROOFS ard FLANNELS, BLANKETS. SHAWLS, tec BF One price. Just dealing to all nols-tr PUGS nod 1080 Tin treet N.W. SE CARPETS!! CARPETS!!! MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG Resize to call the attention of the general pnbite tc ATTRACTIVE STOCK oF FALL CARPETS, At the following low rates: Best styles ENGLISH BRUSSELS, from 91.2 to $1.29 ean” designs in THREE-PLYS, from $1.45 to 1.60. ALL LIST HOME-MADE CARPET, 6 cents. Best HEMP CARPET, 25 cents. A large line of 5-3 to 10-4 OIL CLOTHS, ranging from Sz cents up. OIL CLOTH and VELVET RUGS, MATTINGS, &e., &c. ALé0, A beavy stock of = FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO DRY-GOODS, is offered at the LOWEST MARKET FIGURES. All goods at this jishment are positively to be nold 2 por cent. feed than at any house im the ity. A call is respectfully solicited before purchasing S77 REMEMBER, ol Im BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. p== & SOLOMGNS, THE ARCADE, 437 7th street, Ta between’ D and © A coll Wa ‘The Wanderer. A Kllery Channing ER Strong and Steady; or. Paddle Your Own Canoe By H Alger, Jr... ae Hazard’ end His Fortunes. By J.T. ection of poems. Edited Instrated....... aoe ated What They Turned hor of “The Story Little . wh Lieratar ng. Wedding and Beception CARDS engraved ip the latest styles. Ball Programme im great variety. Fashionable Stationery reqnisites of a first class book aud stationery Vishimeot. ‘The tradesapplied at manufacturer * ers” rates PHILP & SOLOMONS, 911 Pennsylvania avenue. BEST GiFT selateectae! © p- We have just rec Jarge t and finest « mily Pock+t Bibles ever opened in Washingt ing a choice selection from the celebrat ies of Messrs. Bayster & Sons, Eyre & Spottiswood. Cour- tier & Sons, and others. The pubtic are invited to call and examine our stock. whicn we are selling at much lower than heretofore WM. BALLANTYNE. $02 7th st_ ee LIST OF NEW BOOKS. Every New Book published received immediately rwards. and sold at publisher's prices Hannah. By the author of John Halifax: price 80 ‘The Srey ot the Gods. By Florence Merryatt. 30 Morton House. By the author of Valerie Ayl- meteremenns meen useuss £283 justrated Imanac. Bow Almanac. Al. Sanscr Baet’s [llustrated Almanac’ Jock Bilvags” Impanac. Bit 5 Avew tia BooRstr ittle children, and @ arsortinent of JUVENILE BOOKS, for sale, wholesabe and retail at ao a oTiOg. ee: OPENING OF A NEW STATI: LR ake HE Xb BINDING DONE TO 0] Parte = Sia ghee end ext door to Jag. ‘avenue, =w A oder Nativoal M FOB DIAMONDS, &c., Call BENJ. L. HOOD. teagan Seeman LADIES’ GOODS, &e. AMUSEMENTS. | A ADE PRESSES, at } R= DY-MADE P | M. WELDTAN'S, i “ik. Drap a’ bte. os abel te Shad a COATS * OPERA CLOAKS. EMBROIDERED JACKETS, &c., &c. CLOAKS and DRESSES made to order ,on reason: 907 Pex No.7 2” , Is8 BE. A. McCORMICK Boe CONSTANT Nite Trevise. RECEIPT OF T ] EST AND MOST ELEGANT DESIGNS LATEGN BONNETS AND ROUND HATS FoR THE WINTER S£ASON. afine stock of MIULINERY and FANCY A case of IMPORTED BONNETS opened WED- NESDAY, Noveuber 22. 506 gh moat te : ARIS KID GLOVES NEW IMPORTATION—IN ALL COLORS. One Button, $1; two Buttons, $1.20; Gent's sizes, $1.0 ue JOUVIN GLOVES, in black ai it Also, i a M. WILLIAN'S, vels-1m* 907 Pennsylvania avenue. pars AND NEW YOBK FACHIONS. between th of ladies to my large assort- mtnt of tive Intest styles ot CHIGRONS ia real and im which [offer at the lowest prices. Also, lates having hair of their own, can have them inade up in every styles desired at small satisfaction. creties und Geute’ WIGS made to order at my rr ar iS le Premium Hair ‘Emporium, ‘719 Market Space, be- and &:h streete. ““Priae Medal awarcea , the French Expos.tion, Bo3- Im H. PHILIPPI. kY IM PO! ANT TO LADIBS- HAIR CO. LING done at 2 cents a Set. 8. HELLER, ne7 ‘715 Market Space. ORSETS BELLING AT BEDUCED PRICES Cx wil §. HELLER no! NEY STYLE OF CUBL r ne? & et Space. 8 JUST RECEIVED ‘<. HELLER?S, 715 Market Space. GRAND OPENING ar H. KING, Jr., MASONIC TEMPLE, COBNER NINTB AND F STREET?, of an entire New and Selected Stock of MLL UeEyY sn¢ FANCY GOODr LeWERS, FEATHERS. ea FRENCH PATTERN NN&TS AND HATS, And sil the LATEST NOVELTIES of the Season LADIES’ HOSIERY,GLOVES AND at the lowest market rales. SeLLine aT 8. HELLER, 713 Manerr Space, ghia tet ot he Tana cre TATION HAiB OHI! * & HELLER, ani6-tt ng Marke Space. JUST, BECHIVED—A fine assortment of Berg ‘man’ 2) R EMBROIDE! PP BLIN ZEPHYR EMBROIDERED SLIPPER to sell at the lowest ‘M. P. LERCH, 714 7th gtrest,, CORSETS nett 4 BC, I pa hag pa fl enw SEWING MACHINES. [us krrstone SEWING MACHINE tion than any ether JOHNSON & COLLEY'S, oc?-tf 711 Market Space, bet. 7th and 8th ats. Ww itLocox & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. SIMPLEST AND LES LI. = at 55 3 oer OF ORDE. panes bs Agency at OAS. BAUM'B CORSET AND HOOPSKIET FACTORY, IMPROVED NOISELESS LOOK-8TITOR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. iS Oe en ine Also, BAPALBING dove promptly. pity" STABLISHED IN WASHINGTON, D. O., 1361. IR, WHITE, CHIROPO: Be 538) Tom stro, Sova Oss Rreawary, bey orth Charles street, Club and Ingrowing Nails, Chilblains, and other dis- asco of the Fock. Without pain or ingens cn tence to the patient. ‘The shoe can be worn with ease imme- Sent paycisians: Sarguone oni thsosae of tie well-known and’ responsible persons who Datronise yore LIGHT PARLOR STOVE! SELF-FEEDING, GAS AND BASE-BURNING, DOUBLE ILLUMINATING, AND CUAL-SAVING. MH. I. GREGORY, now 634 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU T° IRON MANUFACTUBERS. Tuxascry DePaRTMExt, ef the Light house Board, ASHING TON, November 15. 1571. t- of Sealed Pro is. indo * Proposals for Lij hous:s for Trinity Shoal and Timbalier, Gull and addressed to the Chairman oft Light-bouse Board, will be received at this offi until one o'clock of THURSDAY, the 4th of Jaa- pary Pext for, the construction of two first-order IRON LIGHT HOUSES. to be, made, taken down er acceptance vered on board SE ae aetna ae FO} iv iy ip ‘ifications, LOE, . 8, forms. which, with circulars, plans, speci form of coptract, and any desired information, can be had op oppiication, be mal Cry Major of . . Dol5-robt Secretary. [> THE SUPREME COURT oF THE DISTRICT Folding « cy cova a of NEW Nationa THEATER. mber 24, 1871 t Agha tweot LUCILLE sme Matinee to-morrow at 2. Saturday vMr.HENRIDRAYTON. 3t_ ee. Fast 1. night, Child Stealer Monday, N and t TE 8. 7 D and E streets* coetct Bets ioe haere. Sates, Rees Peete es i : District. 86 Keventh street, ecg doors abet’ See ak pute AND SIXTH LECTURES. Y. M. ©. A. SCIENTIFIC COURSE, AT LINCOLN HALL. PROFESSOR ROHDE'S 3 GICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL EX- St HIB: TIONS, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, November 22 and 24, . 50 cents; ed seats,75 cents. Tickets, wane hosdha ge sereeted poles to be had at Ballan- Lecture begins at 8 o'clock. na 2-tt BALLS, PARTIES, &c. GR. BALL OF THE BAKERS’ BENEY- OLENT SOCIRTY will be given at Carasi’s on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Novembar pth.’ Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies. $1 ‘The committee have engaged the services of Weber's String Band, and willdo everything to make the Ball a complete success. nod3-6t* PIANOS, &c. rus JELVED ONE ROSEWOOD UST RECEIVED OFT AND CONCERT PIANO pedis cone 9 ge iebeete on] joo! eck 30. ow rk; 180, A] selection of PIANOS from "Wm. Kuabe’ & Co.. Baltimore, and Wm. McCammon £ ., Albany. ‘Also, second hand PIANOS and ORGANS for sale amine the Instraments. Ni No. 423 Elev- Tuning and Repairin, enth street above Penney sepso tr P4808, allother. For sale or rent at reasonable terms; alse LOR Ree ORE etn eet se -1y 933 Penna, ave., bet. 9th and 10th aa, UNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, OR- Q | Musical Instrumente a, VILD & BROS., 420} ney ‘sand manufacturers of th ical Dancing Toy for Pianos; facturers of Musical Instruments and deale Pianos. Masical Instrumenis, and Musical chandire generally. i) Cer = OF FISK & HATCH, BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL- ROAD COMPANY, No. 5 Nassan Street, New York. ‘The rails are being la'don the Western Division of 100 miles of the Extension of this GREAT EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, which in a ehort time will be ready for gene ral trave and treffic, and for the transportation of Kanawha coal to the Ohio river for the Western markets, ‘The earnings of the Eastern Division of 227 miles asa local road, awaiting the completion of the Mid- dle Division of 100 miles, will reach, this year, nearly $800,000. The total cost of the entire road,and the larg equipment required for its mineral and throagh traffic, will be fully $90,000,000. The total amount of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, which we are now selling, is Frerezs Mit. Lion Dottaks of which onty azour Four Miz- LIONS REMAIN UNEOLD, THE PROCEEDS OF WHICH, WITH TRE CASH ON HAND, WILL BE AMPLE FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE LINE. |. The inducements they offer to investors are : A perfect secur Great popularity and a high price when the road is Sinisned. The same rate of interest as Five twenties. Principal and interest both payable in United States gold coin in New York City. Their present low price,(%3 and accrued interes from Nov.1,) whtch is about 2 per cent. less than Five-twenties, with equal certainty of payment of interest and principal. ‘We recommend tuem to our friends and customers with the same confidence with which we have al ways recommended the Usitep States GoveRy- MENT and the CENTRAL PaciFic Bons. We continue to buy and sell CentRat Paciric Bons at the market price, and fully expect they will, in time, reach the price of Five-twenty Bends. ‘They are dealt in at all the principal money centres of the world; the C.mpany have none left, and can issue no more, ou their Main Line, ss the amount fixed by act of Congress at $25,885,000; the prop- erty pledged to secure the bondholders is WORTH FULLY ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS; the net receipts of the road for the year will be nearly three times the interest payments thereon. ‘The CHESAPEAKE AND Oto Bonps are issued io $100, $200, $1,00.; either coupon or registered; in- terest, six per cent., gold, payable May and Novem- ber. ‘Tue Centeat Paciric Bons are all for 61,00 each; interest six per cent, guld, payable January and July, in New York City. We buy and sell FIVE-TWENTIES, TEN- FORT(ES, EIGHTY-ONES, and CENTRAL or WESTERN PA€IFIOS, or receive them in pay- ment for CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BONDS their current market price. Orders for Chesspeake and Ohio Bonds, accom- ceived, on which we allow interest at the rate of four per cent. per annum. Checks drawn on us sre pay- able on presentation, without notice, the same as at a National Bank. Banks, ‘Estates, and others having sums of money awaiting 4 Orders for Stocks and Bonds executed HARVEY FIsk. pe A. 8, HATOH. DoT -ta, D2 = «eT Bs = the locs-tr SPECIAL NOTICES. bat Ola Whisk: FINK oLD WHESK FINE OLD WHISKY. INE OLD HIsKY INE OLD vHISKY. INK OLD WHISKY FINE OLD WHISKY FINE OLD ¥ WHISKY x hotth W. PRAN Tee at bag tt ; arge bottles, gallon, 2, a large ticck of California Wines, Port, Muscatel, Angetign and others per bottle or in quantity. These Wines are direct from producers, and are the only article in market that can be rel om as perfectly pare, the sick, | Prices both for communion Parr . astonishingly low @ pure old Hollaad Gin well adapted for delicate persons and females. All these goods are warranted perfectly pure. I st adhere to my former very low rates, 15 to 30 per cant. below usual rates. which is certainly a great fuduce: mentto buyers. I keep a large assortment, buy in large quantities, and hence can afford to sell'so low. Tc will well repay to give me a call, even though it dea little out of our way ANS aha » Druggist. ne7 tr Second and Dstreets,N W C_ GUATIER, Importer of Wines and Brandi offers for sale:—Otord. Dupuy & Co. Cognac, James Hennessey do., Old Jamaica Rams. Old 5: Croix Rums, Medar Swan Gor, Olive Tree do., Old Tom do.. Scotch and Irish Whiskies, Sherry Wines, frero $1.0 upwards; Port,do. do, do. A large as- grtment of German, Bordeaux and Burgundy Wines, California Wives. Hock. Port, Sherry, Mus catel, Angetica and Bi on. id Bitters of all kin: — Medford Ri Alea and psy need ons dozen or cask. The cures. Scotch and English ‘abot ve i the trade, 7 Discount to the trade, | yr 1217 and 1219 Pennsyly RB, Bitters, a. avenue, BY Manufacturer of the Popular Native oclé-tr Lea & Perrinus’ Sauce. Pronounced by Comnoiasears “THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.” ite and digestion, and it is un- voted by Messrs. LEA & PERRINS to prosecute all parties making or vending counterfeits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS. eul2-ec6m Agents, New York Batchelor’s Hair Dye. This splendid Hair Dye ts the best in the world. Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, docs not contain load, nor any eita/ic poison to ‘Prpdace paralysis or death Aveld the vatnted and delusive preparations boasting virtue Fhe genuine W. A. Bachelor ir Dye hae bad thirly years untariished reputation to uphold ite integrity ae tho Bair Dye—l or Brown. by al Applied at 16 Bond street, New fork, fe5-tf The Cause and Cure of Consumption they do not possess. Hat The primary cause of Couswaption 1s derange- ment of the digestive orzaus.-Fhie derangement produces deficient nutrition an imilation. B; it -an that process by which the nutri Tent of the food le converted into blood, and thence into the solids of the body. Persons with digestion impai ing the slightest predisposition ase, or if they take cold, will very Consumption of the Lungs in scmeof ite forms; aud I hold that it will be impos. sible to cure any Case of Consumption without first Festoring « vod digestion and healthy assimilation. The very first thing to be done is to cleanse the stomach ‘nad bowels from all diseased mucus and slime, which is clogging these orgaus so that they cannot Tags ae their functions, sua thy nm rouse wy) and restore the liver to a healthy actic Farpces the surest and best remed: andrake Pills. These Pills clean ti hand bowels of ail the and morbid slime that is gausing dincace and decay in the, whole tystem- They will clear ont the liver of all ciseased bile that has accumulated ther, and rouso it up to.a new and healthy action, by which natural and healthy bile is The stomach, bowels, and liver are thns cleansed by the ave of Be ¢ Pills; but there remains in the of acid, the organ he stomac Femaine in the somach an exces torpid andthe a tite poor. Ineten!s sre weak, and requiring strength and sup: ort. Itis ina condition like «his that Schenck’s weed Tonic proves to be the most valuable remedy ever discovered. It is alkaline, and its use will neutralize all excers of acid, making the stomach h; it will give permanent tone to this food hearty appetite: and prepare the iret process of x good digestion, and atimately make good, healthy. living dlood. Alter this preparatory treatment, what mains to cure most cases of Consumption an wering use of Schenck's Palmonic Syrup. The Pulm rup nourishes the «ystem, puri the blood, and is readily absorbed into the circu fon. and thence distributed te the diseased Iungs where it ri ths ns all morbid matters, whether in form of abscesses ra tubercles, Nature to expel all the diseased ‘matter, in the form of free expectoration, when once it ripeus. It is then, by the great healing and purifying properties of Sebenck’s Pulmonic Syrup, that all ulcers and cavities are healed up sound, and my patient is aT cured. ‘The essential thing to be done in curing Comsump- tion is to get ups good appetite aud a good digestion so that the body will grow in flesh and get strong Af & person has di Tungs,—a cavity or abscess there,—the cavity cannot heal, the matter cannot ripen, eo long as the system is below par. What is necessary to cure is anew order of things,—a good appetite, a good nutrition, the body to grow in flesh and get fats then Nature ie helped. thec svities will heal, the inatter will ripen and be thrown off in uantities, and the person regain health and strength. This is the true and only plan to cure Consumption, and if a person is very bad, if the lungs are not entirely destroyed, or even if one lung is entirely gone, if there Is enough vitality lett in the ether to heal np, there is hope. T havo seen many persons cured with only one sound. lung, live and enjoy life to a good old age. This is what Schenck's Medicines, will do to cure Consumption. “They will clean out the stomach, d strengthen it, get up a good digestion, and give Nature the assistance she needs to clear the system of all the disease that is in the lungs, What- ever the form may be . It is important that while using Schenck’s Medi cines, care should be exercised not to take cold; keep in-doors in cold and damp weather; avoid nigh and take out-door exercise only in # ge warm sunshine I wish it distinctly understood that when I recom- mend @ patient to be careful in regan! to taking Cold, while using my Medicines, {do so fora special easin. Aman who has but ‘partially recovered from the effects of a bad cold is far more liable to relapse than one who has been entirely cured; and it is precisely the same in regard to Consumption So long as the lungs are not perfectly healed, just 80 long is there immineut danger of a full return of the disease. Hence it is that I so strenuously cant pulmonary patients against exposing themselves to an atmosphere that is not genial and pleasant. Con- firmed Consumptives’ lungs are a ninss of ‘sores, which the least change of atmosphere will | % my sweeter flamed lung cannot, with safety to the nt. be biting blasts of Winter or the chilling utumn. It should be carefully influences, The utmost ution should be observed in this particular. as uoat Haenre under almost auy circumstances te an ing lity . Theperson should be kept on a wholesome and nutritious diet, and all the Modiclues outinued until the body has restored to it the natural quan- tity a flesh and strength ‘was myself cured by this treatment of the worst kind of Consumption, and have lived to get fat and hearty these ears, with one lung moail gone. I have cured t! ude since, and ay m: Bave been cured by this treatment whom 1 have Dever seen. Abont the first of October L expect to take = sion of new building. at the northeast corner of Sixth Arch streets, where 1 shall be pleased to give advice to all who may require it. Fall airections accompany all ei Remedies, 1 that person in any partiof the word can be reallly cured by watrict observance of the same. iat 1D Phiiadetphia. onic Byrup ‘and Seaweed Tonic, or $7.0 a halt dozen. Mandrake Pilla. cente & box. “For sale by alldruggists and alere. THOMPSON LILLY & CO., 26 Hanover street Baltimore, Md., Wholesale Agents, —se4-s.t.thr TVORY P RL TOOTH POW. best article for cleansing and preserving by all 's._-Price. 25 and 9 cents. SINODOROUS KID GLOVE CLEAN ‘led ‘by all fs Price, "35 de Sty gloves equal to new lancy goods dealers eS EW METHOD FOR THE PIANO FORTE. ‘This well-proved Method has been 12 years before the public. Carefully prepared, and highly recom- mended at the cufset, it has steadily increased in publicfavor, uutil, some years since, it fairly reached the highest position, and seems likely to retain it for slong time. e ANNUAL SALE.......-ccesereresno 85,000 Corits, Commencing to take lessons, now-a-day, and pur- chasing a‘ Richardson” are very apt te be cotempo Teneous events. Price, @3.75, Sent, post paid, for the retail price. OLIVEB DITSON & 00., Boston, ©. B. DITSON & CO., New York, __nols-t27n “Coy GAR STORE.” ork oe ‘ola: . CAULFIELD'S CLASeRS 1 eae AND Ve wd BwS, : OO R SETS, FULL At reduced prices. Oa!l and sen, 3 43 enlt-t faker te ec. TWO CENTS. EVENING STAR. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR Washington News and Gossip, “ALEXIS. Departure of the Grand Duke. After the Grand Duke Alexis had been pre- sented to the President yesterday, as described in Tue Stan of last evening, he returned to the ence of Minister Catacazy, and, changing his uniform for a walking sait, took a stroll through the city, accompanied by Count Olsen- fief. “After a jook at the exterior of some of the public buildings, he returned to the Minister's, ere the entife party of distinguished Russian tors dined with Minister and Mrs. Catacazy AT THE DEror. This morning after an early breakfast, the Grand Duke and party, accompanied by Secre- tary Robeson, Minister Catacazy and several naval officers, were conveyed to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot, arriving there a few moments before 9 o'clock. They were there met by Mr. W. P. Smith, manager of the through line to New York, who escorted them to the special train provided for them—the same which brought A’ to this city. The signal being given at 9 o'clock precisely, the train left the depot for Annapolis. There was not much of acrowd atthe depot, and the posse of tice detached to keep the way open for the Prince and his saite, bad but little to do. AT ANNAPOLIS. The train arrived at Annapolis at 19:49 a. m., and the distinguished visitors were taken to the Naval Academy, which institation they seemed to be atly terested in. Lunch was then served, and at 2 p. m. thes again embarked on the special train, which passed Annapolis Junc- tion at 2:50 p. m., and will reach ww York at 10:20 o’clock this evening. WILL BE COME AGAIN. The Grand Duke, when asked yesterday con- cerning a future visit to Washington, stated that nothing had been definitely arranged; but that he should be glad to come here during the session of Congress. InTERNAL REvENcE.—The receipts from this source to-day were $° 1.48, Tae Civil SERVICE Commission to-day con- sidered the subject of probations. A. BURWELL, of Mississippi, has been an- pointed a first class clerk in the Post Office De- partment, vice Samuel R. Clark removed. Tur CABINET met at noon to-day, all the members present except Secretaries Belknap ail Robeson, who aré out of town. RerResextative Gzonce M. Woopwarp, of Pennsylvania, was married yesterday at Lex- ington, Ky., to Mrs. E. H. MacAlister, of that place. Hox. Reverpy Jounxson and ex-Attorney General Stansbury left here to-day for Colnm- bia, S. €., 10 conduct the defence of persons charged with offences under the Ku-klux act. Personat.—Hon. Charles H. Porter and fam- ily, of Va., are at the St. Marc. .... Hon. James H. Platt, of Va., is at the Metropolitan. 5 Senator Osborn, of Fla., is at the Ebbitt House. QUARTERMASTER GERERAL MeEIGs lett Washington to-day for the purpose of making a general tour of inspection of quartermaster and supply stations. General Allen will act as quar- termaster general during his absence. AsoTHER ConsclENcE STRICKEN New York- &n.—Treasurer Spinner this morning received @ 345 contribution to the conscience fund, from New York, for customs duty on wearing apparel. Was it tweed ? SECRETARY Ropgson, Commodore Rodgers, Chiet of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, and Commodore Case, Chief of the Ordnance Bu- rean, left bere this morning with the Grand luke and suite for Annapolis. Tux Keytvcky War Cramr.—Argument was heard to-day in the Supreme Court of the United States on a motion to snow cause why a mandamus should not issue to compel the Secre- lary of the Treasury to pay the Kentucky war claim. IN TRE INJUNCTION CASE on the four million loan bill—Davis et al. agt. Cooke et al.—decided »gainst the petitioners by the Supreme Court of this District, a few days ago, the complainants have entered an appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States, and Messrs. H. S. Davis and Jesse B. Wilson have filed the necessary bond. Rising to Explain. To the Editor of Evening Star : In reply to anarticle in your issue of yesterday, relating to certain statements which have ap- peared in the oftigial journal of the French gov- ernment, giving the sums of money sent by dif- ferent cities here and abroad for the relief of the sufferers, &e., in the late war with Germany, n which Washington does not appear, 1 to “rise and explain.” After the formation of the international society for the relief of the wounded, &c., of the French war, subscriptions were received tothe amount of $500, which sum was forwarded by the treasurer, Mr. Demongeot, ‘o its destination. I received from Madame Marini, as the proceeds on part of the French 2.100, which sum I sent to Charles H. Eaq., president Chamber of Com- merce, New York, from whom I reevived a let- ter of acknowledgment. I should judge that about eight eigh: nine thousand dollars were made = | at the but how that amount was disposed of perbaps Mr. Durantor Mr. Pollock, or some one who had the handling of the money, will intorm the public. R. ———— ALEX-18M8.—He’s gone. Who is? Alex-is. —Alexis haying come and gone, who is the coming man. —The Russian officers accompanying Alexis ure mostly blondes. —Alexis is the grand duck of the ladies. That's why he stuck so long to the water, and why the clerk of the weather postponed Indian summer to give the royal visitor a moist » —Query for the Russian rece and others whom the cap fits—Wh rushin where angels fear to tread? —The Grand Duke wore no orders; but Gen- cral Dix received him on board the Powell with a deck-oration. —All fears of the cholera from Russia seem to have subsided: Alexis only brought the Hoopen- kof with him. —Alexis is said to be “six feet two.” We thought he was rather long in coming over, but never supposed he was as long as that. “Tis said the Grand Duke walked down the This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS, ALEXIS AT ANNAPOLIS. Who Was With Him, and How He Was Keceived at the Naval Acad- emy. ANNAPCLI8, Mp., Noy. 4.—The special train from Washington conveying the Grand Duke Alexis and party to Naval School at this i arriyed at 10:40 a. m. Besides the fusian Prince, there were on the train Secretary Kobeson, of the Navy De ment; rhe Kussian Admiral Poiset, ‘im ister’ Catacazy, , Councillor of State, Count Olsenteiff, Count Shou 2 joff, aids to the Grand Duke; Dr. Cudrin and Lieut. Luder, also of his staff; and Mr. Danzas, First Secretary of Legation. States naval officers there Case, Rodgers and Mullane ne= Arriv- Ng party was received by Capt. Carter, commandant of the midshipman, and Lieut. Commander Ames, in full form, who were awaiting their arrival. The day was dark and lowering, a gentle, but steady, rain having set in an boar previous. Owing’ to the rain and the apparent scarcity of umbrellas, there were but few persons gathered at the depot. The Prince and party entered the elegant carriages which had been brought down from Baltimore for the special occasion, and were slowly <iriven tothe naval grounds, on en- terit r] which at the middle gate they were re- ceived by @ battalion of marines in full dress, nuder command of Major P. K. Fendall, with the order ———— arms. The full naval band wasstationed on the right of the marines, play- img the Russian national air. At the same moment a salute of twenty-one guns thundered from a howitzer battery on the parade grouud, where a battalion of cadets were drawn up. Without halting the party were driven to the superintendent's quarters, where they were i received by Commodore Worden, Superinten- dent of the Nayal Academy, andthe officers of the school in full uniform, about thirty in number. The Prince was introduced to Commodore Worden by Secretary Robeson, and by the Commodore to ti officers. A brict interval of the ceremonies was passed in the parlors of tne superintendent in conversation among the officers, during which time Mrs. Worden, the wife ef the Commodore, Miss Worden gud Miss Bancroft, of New York, were pina to the Princt, ¥ he party then proceeded to: ic parade grou 5 where tbe battalion of cadet midshipmen, unde: command of Lieutenant Soley, were drawn uP in line and went through the usual military drill und parade, saluting the Grand Dake ‘as he marched past. During these exercises the rain continued falling, the Prince and staff and the other officers, all in full dress uniform, taking it as cool as common mortals. The parade over, the gunship Sautel was visited, where another national salute of twenty-one guns pealed forth. After passing through the ship, the various departments of the Academy were visited, the steam building, the philosophical department, and all others of interest. In the ordnance mu- seum, the battle flags of Corean fame were objects of special interest. The inspection of the departments over, the party at 12:30 returned to the quarters of the Commodore. psnedo snes —aansaaasl FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. Telegraphed Eaclusively to The Evening Star. Demonstration in Cork. Noy. 24—A Fenian demonstration Cork last night in honor of the anchester. There was a: and meeting in the evening, at 8,060 people took part. The proceedings, animated, were orderly, and the police, — mustered in force, had no occasion to in- terfere. rous Condition of the Prince of Dange w Loxpox, Nov. 24, noon.—The condition of the Prince of Wales is no better this morning. Ap- prehensions of an unfavorable turn are expressed . especially as it is remembered without that bis f: « died of a similar com it after a sudden attack and brief tlinese rumors on ’Change to-day are that case worse than the published bulletins represent, A California Sensation. AT BREACH OF PROMISE CASE—MISS TTR- ER WANTS $200,000 FROM A BANKER, WHO SEDUCED HER. Sax Fraxctsco, Nov. 23.—The great breach of Fromise and seduction suit of Miss L. K. Tar- ner against Senor Caledonio Ortes, a banker of Hermorillo, Mexico, divides the public attention with the Horace Hawes contested will case. Miss Turner was formerly aschool teacher, and afterwards an employe in the United States branch mint in th clerk in the Treas ton. She is the d Turner, of the United States navy. Miss Turner claims ‘hat she was seduced by Ortes under promise of marriage while she was living in his fumily in the capacity of governess to his children, and that the eriminal intimacy con- tinued for several years in this city. She asks for in the sum of $200,000. — e——— “ Alternative. ral Schofield’s indian Policy. San Francisco, Nov. 23.—General Schofield, commander of the military district of the Pa- cific, bas issued a stringent order concerning military operations against the Apache Indians in Arizona, the effect of which will be to compel them to goon a reservation and remain there, where they may be protected and fed, or take the alternative of being exterminated. The order meets with warm, approval in San Fran- cisco, and it is believed if carried out will give lasting peace to the territory. Haste An International Horse Race Pro- New Yor, Nov. 44.—McDaniell, the owner of the horse Harry Bassett, having received a challenge from F.Gretton,ct England, to match the former horse against Sterling, on the New Market heath, for £10,000, replies that he is too ‘ld to travel, but proposes to Gretton to bring Sterling or other horse in the world here, to lest speed on Jerome Park or at Saratoga next spring. for either $25,000 or $50,000 a side, with 310,000 forfeit. es Fire Philadel, in. PRULADELPHIA, Nov. 24.—A fire occarred last night at No. 3 Commerce street, occupied by the English house of Wilson, Hawksworth, El- tikon & Co., Shefficld hardware. total loss and insurance is $20,000 on the stock. No. 507, the hardware store of Heaton & Deniela, sus- tained a loss of $30,000; fully insured, and N. #8, A. B. Shipley & Sons, hardware, loss $10,000; fully insured. The Great New You ip = |—Horace Greeley an- Ez Nov. aounces his retirement from the Bureau of 1 migration, on account of his name being used in connection therewith as an indncement to em: grants to deposit their ‘moncy in one of the broken savings banks. a Death of an Old Time Abolitionist. a CoL., Nov. 23.—Joseph E. a i Roworagp Fiscrt or Tweep—The Pribune this morning annonces that an cxpress wi 5 loaded with trarks snd other baggage, lett Tweed’s house, on Filth ayenve, inst ae 4 end that a deputy United States marshal, followed the clew. reported yesterdhy th ages were engaged in the steamer City of sels for five of I'weed’s fami! Derth had been engaged, w might not be occupied. the removal of the fact that Tweed wis) in advance, the res and that one extra h, it was stated, The officer thinks that ts explained by the valuabics suppose i yenterday that in forty-eight hours events would transpire that would startle New York. It is probable that he knows more of Twoed’s intentions than he chooses to confide to others. Yesterday was the last day under notice for justiication of the sureties ot Wm. M. Tweed, bat Judge Learned wade an order extending the time twenty days. By subsequent before Judge Bray, of the Supreme Court, the sheriff is made Tweed’s bail until new ‘notice is given. Gen. Wm. M. Tweed, Jr., has resigned the district at- torneyship from Int A New Raithoap Scuemn.—A plan heen is for transterring steamers an ships by railway over land from one body of water to another. The scheme is to employ an luck to raise the vessel and ded which stands on tracks. hen the water is pumped out of the Cock and {he whole is lifted to the proper grade. locomo- tive is attached, and the veme! is hauled away like any other load. The road over which this transportation is to take place isto be from forty to sixty feet wide, with eight or more rails, the road-bed to be capable of sustaining any weight. It bas been estimated that such # railway, with dock, &c., thirty-seven miles across th Isthmus ot Panama, could be built for €22.500,000, while ® canal, with the necessary os aimed sims, Would cost cight times that sum and more. Execrtion or THe Max Wao Mraperrep His SwWRETREART’s PARrENts.—Hunter, the murderer of Mr. and Mrs. Se was exeentes! on Thursday last at Richfield. “Hunter went from Michigan to renew hisengagement wit! Chloe Gorgett, which bad been broken by her On the refusal of her parents to permit him to enter the house, be shot them, and tried ineftect- wally to kill their daughter. Yesterday before ——— he attempted to comm't suicide by cutting an artery. to be ‘ted to the rd float! place it on a eral minutes the body was ELEVEN uopies have been recovered from the Nreck of the steamer City of New London. There are now missing W. ¥. Norton and'c Frank Flowers, walter: » cook, and a few deck hands , AS Sup) will swell the or twenty-two. Webster who, ifall ber to TRE ComMUNISTS arrested on the ch: of being parties to the destruction of the of M. Thiers were yesterday sentenced to im- prisonment for terms ing from two to twenty years: 82“ Hard to deal with”—an old pack of cards. N. ¥. Times. 87The Erie Railroad suit in New York has been adjourhed until the 9th of December. B7 In Wisconsin they won't allow women to attend political meetings, because they “+ boller 0.” S7 Out in Minnesota the ladies are already organizing preparatory to a vigorous leap year campaign. BFA daily in Aberdeen, Scotland, de- pends for its night work upon late temales in- Stead of late mails. ‘ a7“ Leaves have their time to fall, and falls have their time to leave.” This touching senti- ment is from the Louisville Ledger. vA stricken Connecticut widow tele- to the friends of her late busband. Dear John is dead. Loss fully covered by in- surance.” REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES on THE WHOLE LINE or THE IMMENSE STOCK. 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